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tjpreul air fuel ratio guage
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With my procharger kit it came with a boost and fuel pressure guage for the pillar. My car is a '92 so I have the single wire o2 sensors. I would like to have an air fuel ratio guage instead of the fuel pressure guage. I know I would have to install a wideband o2 sensor. Can I make a separate circuit, or what would be the best way?
Posted on: 2011/11/13 3:19
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jonszr1 Re: air fuel ratio guage
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best way is to weld in a seperate bung in your exhaust . pretty easy for a muffler shop to do for you .
Posted on: 2011/11/13 9:34
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Matatk Re: air fuel ratio guage
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I agree. I'd have a second bung welded in and do it that way. I don't know if you can find a 3 pod gauge pillar, but I think FP is important, too.

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Posted on: 2011/11/13 18:04
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jonszr1 Re: air fuel ratio guage
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especially with a super charger . you lose fuel pressure @wot and dont have a gauge ,you could end up with a bunch of burnt pistons
Posted on: 2011/11/14 3:32
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tjpreul Re: air fuel ratio guage
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If you could only have two, which two would be best?
Posted on: 2011/11/14 5:00
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djxib Re: air fuel ratio guage
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Quote:

tjpreul wrote:
If you could only have two, which two would be best?


Air/fuel ratio and fuel pressure.

In order of importance:

1. AFR
2. FP
3. Boost
Posted on: 2011/11/14 14:43
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jonszr1 Re: air fuel ratio guage
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just buy 2 pods hack one up so you have all 3. they all are very important in monitoring a boosted motor
Posted on: 2011/11/14 16:24
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dan0617 Re: air fuel ratio guage
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It is best to have all 3....but when you make a run you will be focused on the road or track, and watching the AFR gauge as much as possible. If you lose fuel pressure you will more than likely see the AFR gauge go lean and let off of it, well before your eyes see the fuel pressure gauge go down. So, the AFR gauge will show if the fuel pressure drops, but the fuel pressure won't always show you if it goes lean for some reason other than fuel pressure.
Posted on: 2011/11/16 12:01
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How is the build going? I can't wait to see that car screaming down the road!!
Posted on: 2011/11/21 1:51
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